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Attorney General to Take over Prosecution of Harris County Judge Staff
Outgoing Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said that she felt the Attorney General’s office would be the best agency to prosecute the cases.
Sixth Texas County Outlaws Abortion, Abortion Trafficking
Jack County commissioners voted unanimously to adopt an ordinance protecting the unborn.
Texas GOP Exploring Options to Close Primary Elections From Democrat Interference
Nearly 73 percent of Republican voters approved a resolution in support of closed primaries during the primary election last month.
Greg Abbott: Antisemitic Protestors Should Be Expelled From Texas Universities
Officers from the Department of Public Safety were sent to an anti-Israel protest at the University of Texas, resulting in several arrests.
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Texas A&M Advancing Race-based Hiring in Schools
A Texas A&M alumnus and retired educator has expressed concern about race-based preferences in a PreK-12 school staff recruiting and training project in which universities under the Texas A&M System are involved. A taxpayer-funded grant from the Biden...
Attorney General Paxton Sues Harris County Over Basic Income Program
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that the state is suing Harris County over its “Uplift Harris” guaranteed basic income pilot program that the county launched at the start of the year. In a statement announcing the lawsuit, Paxton said: This scheme is plainly...
EXCLUSIVE: TV Ad Takes Aim at Dade Phelan’s Radical Democrat Chairs
A new television ad from Club for Growth Action targets House Speaker Dade Phelan’s appointment of liberal Democrats to leadership positions. The 30-second spot, titled “Had a Choice,” highlights several of the Democrat chairs Phelan has appointed during his tenure as...
Anti-climb Fence Installed Near El Paso Following Border Rush
The Texas National Guard has installed new anti-climb concertina wire fences near El Paso as the border crisis worsens. The anti-climb barricades are similar to the fences that were built in Brownsville late last year. According to KTSM, the anti-climb barricades...
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Republican Runoff Candidates Consider ‘Contract with Texas’
Republican runoff candidate Keresa Richardson is all in on a new conservative Contract with Texas to reform the state House rules and elect a “real” Republican speaker. Richardson, who is challenging freshman State Rep. Frederick Frazier of McKinney in the GOP primary...
Houston Police Department Finds DNA Matches for Uninvestigated Rape Kits
As the scandal surrounding the Houston Police Department suspending hundreds of thousands of cases for “lack of personnel'' worsens, new information is coming out that as formerly suspended cases are being tested, some DNA hits are coming back. After the revelation...
Y’All Answered: Biden Gun Grab
The Biden administration has launched a center designed to help bureaucrats undermine Americans’ Second Amendment rights through "red flag" style laws and actions. Yesterday, we asked readers how they thought Texas should respond. Do you want to participate in our...
Gov. Abbott Slams NYC Mayor Adams for ‘Aiding and Abetting’ Biden’s Border Crisis
Gov. Greg Abbott and New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ feud continues to escalate. The Texas Republican laid into Adams during a Sunday appearance on “Fox News Sunday,” where he accused the Democrat of “aiding and abetting” President Joe Biden’s crisis at the southern...
In Their Own Words: Runoff Candidates on Gambling Expansion
The push to expand gambling in Texas has been one of the state’s ongoing debates and has received significantly more attention in recent years. Near the end of the 2021 legislative session, Las Vegas Sands—a pro-gambling organization—launched a multi-million dollar...